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THE AVETT BROTHERS SELL OUT ANNUAL 3-NIGHT STINT AT RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE FOR 7TH YEAR IN A ROW

By Kendrick Davis

THE AVETT BROTHERS SELL OUT ANNUAL 3-NIGHT STINT AT RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE FOR 7TH YEAR IN A ROW

Tickets to The Avett Brothers’ 3-night concert weekend at the esteemed Red Rocks Amphitheatre sold out the very same day they went on sale. While the band has been selling out shows at the Morrison, CO venue since 2011, 2020 marks the 7th year in a row that they have sold out all 3 nights of these highly anticipated shows.The Avett Brothers first played Red Rocks at the Monolith Festival in 2008 and then again in 2010 while opening for Gov’t. Mule, prior to embarking on their own run of headlining shows at the revered Amphitheatre in the Rockies.The shows come in support of their recent full-length album, Closer Than Together, which they released earlier this year to critical acclaim. Check out Closer Than Together HERE.In addition, the band recently announced they will be joining the legendary Ringo Starr And His All Starr Band in Spring 2020. See full list of upcoming tour dates for The Avett Brothers here: www.theavettbrothers.com/tour

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